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UKRAINE HAS JOINED THE WTO
09.09.10
MALARIA AGAIN PULLS UKRAINE UP IN COMPETITIVENESS, BUT BANKS AND ROADS LET IT DOWN
The World Economic Forum released this year’s Global Competitiveness Report,
the competitiveness ranking of 139 countries, based on 110 indicators. Ukraine
has been ranked 89th, down from its 82th position a year ago. However, just as in 2009, we are at the No.1 spot in the business impact of malaria. And since a country’s overall rank is the simple mean of all its indicators,
it is exactly malaria that pulls us up, because otherwise…
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06.09.10
UKRAINE PERSUADES RUSSIA IN A FRIENDLY WAY, DOESN’T PRACTICE BLACKMAIL
Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov, speaking at a press conference on Friday, informed that “Ukraine, in a partner and friendly way, persuades the Russian Federation to revise the excellent, as per their opinion, Agreement of January 2009 on gas supplies for the 10 years.” In reply to the qualifying question from journalists as to whether Ukraine would block Russia’s accession to the WTO if the gas prices would not be cut, M. Azarov said: “We haven’t practiced blackmail and won’t practice it.”
wto.ru»
03.09.10
INTERNATIONAL TRADE PROTESTS AGAINST ACTIONS OF STATE CUSTOMS SERVICE OF UKRAINE
Almost 1 mln tons of grains have been blocked in Ukrainian ports as of today, a communication of the Grain & Feed Trade Association (GAFTA) reads. “International trade is deeply concerned about the groundless administrative restrictions… and calls for the immediate cessation of such actions, which in fact are a barrier to trade,” states GAFTA.
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31.08.10
IN BERLIN, YANUKOVYCH WAS REPROACHED WITH GRAIN CHAOS
Kyiv’s non-transparent policies towards grain exports were discussed at the meeting of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych with German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday in Berlin, according to a Deutsche Welle’s report. International grain trading companies, including German ones, suffered more than a quarter million US dollars for the last one and a half month, because of obstacles for grain export from Ukraine.
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30.08.10
one-line news
CUSTOMS SERVICE RECEIVED ORAL INSTRUCTIONS, DOESN’T CLEAR GRAIN FOR EXPORT
Customs authorities in Ukrainian ports refuse customs clearance of grain cargos for export, referring to some oral instructions.
Association Ukrainian Agribusiness Club»
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